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This screenshot is shown in the readme:
After running the command, it shows this text in stdout:
stdout
Running main script with allow-read, seed and reload options ...
This doesn't appear in the current version of denox. I don't know why for certain, but I agree that it shouldn't be in stdout for multiple reasons.
However, this is the core functionality of denox: to interpolate commands for proxying to deno.
deno
It would be extremely useful for denox to provide the interpolated command strings using a prefix like command, for example:
command
deno-workspace.yaml
scripts: main: file: main.ts deno_options: allow-net: example.com unstable: true
> denox command run main script args deno run --allow-net=example.com --unstable main.ts script args
This would be useful for understanding how denox is parsing the workspace file and could potentially help to debug denox in the future.
0.4.0
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@BentoumiTech Thoughts?
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It's a great addition @jsejcksn, I think it does make total sense to have it.
I'll work something out this week for this.
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This screenshot is shown in the readme:
After running the command, it shows this text in
stdout
:This doesn't appear in the current version of denox. I don't know why for certain, but I agree that it shouldn't be in
stdout
for multiple reasons.However, this is the core functionality of denox: to interpolate commands for proxying to
deno
.It would be extremely useful for denox to provide the interpolated command strings using a prefix like
command
, for example:deno-workspace.yaml
This would be useful for understanding how denox is parsing the workspace file and could potentially help to debug denox in the future.
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0.4.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: